Throughout this series, we have confronted rash words, gossip, and curse words! Tonight, we move deeper - from casual speech to covenant speech. Some words don’t just hurt people, they bind us before God. Tonight, we will restore Kingdom weight to our words!

The word of God teaches you don’t have to be cursed by a

witch to “live under” a curse. Sometimes the curse comes because we “loved

cursing,” and Scripture says what you love, you wear and what you wear long

enough, you become. Today, we will begin to discover that life is not about

blaming others for what’s wrong in life because the greatest danger is not

when the en

Jesus teaches that our hearts function like treasuries — storehouses where what we value is deposited over time. Our words toward others and about ourselves expose what we have been treasuring. Foul language and cursing are not merely bad habits to manage—they are spiritual signals pointing to deeper loyalties, affections, and patterns of worship. Tonight, we are going to examine our treasuries, understand how Scripture regards corrupt and curse-filled speech, and l

Last week we established that idle words don’t just slip out; they set up altars. We exposed: #1. Rash words; #2. Sarcastic words; #3. Complaining and Murmuring #4. Faithless and Self- Doubting words. Today, we will discover that where there is no wood the fire of Gossip goes out!

Tonight, we are addressing something that many people have experienced, but few people have ever healed from. Some of us have never been in a physical fight, but we have been wounded by a conversation we were never invited into. Jesus teaches us that words do not just come from our mouths — they come from a storehouse in our hearts. And what we say has the power to either heal or harm, to build or bury. Tonight, we are not only dealing with gossip as a sin, but gossip as a wound

Last week we established that idle words are not harmless, but unemployed speech that builds nothing godly, produces no fruit, and leaves space for the enemy to operate. Idle words don’t just slip out—they set up altars. We exposed: #1. Rash words: speech released before wisdom arrives. #2. Sarcastic words: violence wrapped in vocabulary. Today, we will go deeper from words spoken quickly to words spoken consistently because some words don’t explode—they erode!

 We live in a society where almost everything is measured by some

element of speed. AI describes it as a “Rush Culture.” A key element of this rush

culture is our need to communicate quickly, and we are praised for being “quick

witted.” Though quick, yet not always wise in our communication, thereby

resulting in our words being RASH! Why do we need/use them? We must

understand that RASH words have both long and short-term effects on us and

others. And, anything that is a distraction from God’s purpose is spiritual waste!

Therefore, our RASH words said in HASTE will make for spiritual WASTE!

We live in a generation that underestimates the power of words.

We believe words are casual, speech is harmless, and talking is just talking.

Words are not just sounds; they are seeds, weapons, covenants, and altars.

Many of us don’t have idols in our homes; we have idols in our mouths!

Today, we will continue our journey of deliverance not from demons, but from

declarations!

We live in a generation that underestimates the power of words.

We believe words are casual, speech is harmless, and talking is just talking.

We will begin to learn that what begins as idle speech often ends as idol

worship. Many of us don’t have idols in our homes; we have idols in our

mouths! Tonight, we begin a journey of deliverance not from demons, but from

declarations!

The fast is ending but the war is not. In fact, the most dangerous moment of a fast is not during the fast, it is right after it because fasting exposes the flesh but a fasted lifestyle crucifies it. In Mark 9, Jesus told the disciples: “This kind only comes out by prayer and fasting.” Jesus did not say: “This kind stays out automatically.” Deliverance can be momentary. Freedom must be maintained. Satan is not intimidated by a temporary fast; he is threatened by a transformed appetite!